Darrell Epp

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ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY in 1971, Joe Mannix punched a Syndicate flunky so hard he almost ripped his face off. #NeverForget #LosAngeles #CrimeWatch

@elperrote @GregRozeboom

William Friedkin: “In the ’70s, if you had a flop, the attitude was, ‘That’s too bad, but it was a good picture.’ Then it became, if you made a film that was not a hit, they put you under indictment. You were a fuckin’ criminal.”

Fight #inflation with the colonel!

Jennifer Jones working on 1955's Love is a Many-Splendored Thing, starring William Holden. Director Henry King also directed 12 O'clock High with Gregory Peck, that's a great one.

@LuisDeVega Check out her great work in the movie NARROW MARGIN

@DarrellEpp Yowza, talk about legs for days. 👀👠👠

Comedy legend Harry Langdon said ”There are few more tragic businesses in the world than the making of funny pictures.” Here he is with film noir queen Marie Windsor, at Hal Roach Studios, working on 1941's All-American Co-Ed. 15 years later, Marie Windsor gave a stunning, unforgettable performance as Sherry in The Killing, directed by Stanley Kubrick.

Jack Benny and Harpo Marx, bumping into each other on the golf course in Palm Springs in 1958.

BOB HOPE: abstract expressionist! (art by MORT DRUCKER)

Charles E Burchfield was born in Ashtabula and died in West Seneca. Here's his 1916 watercolour 'Flight of Blackbirds at Dawn.'

ALEX TOTH in motion.

The June 17 1973 Globe and Mail, reviewing Toronto performances by David Bowie, The New York Dolls, and KISS, the Kings of the Night Time World. "KISS, on the other hand, are a totally plastic band. It doesn't matter that the players' makeup hides their faces because they are only marionettes anyway." No KISS Army badge for THAT guy!

GRAHAM GREENE: There lay the horror and the fascination. And so faith came to me,-- shapelessly, without dogma, a presence above a croquet lawn..I began to believe in Heaven because I believed in Hell, but for a long while it was only Hell I could picture with a certain intimacy.

Cover of the pressbook for 1940's Republic serial King of the Royal Mounted.

@odouglasj @Lord_Azoth

The first panel, from the first Dick Tracy daily strip Chester Gould ever did, way back on October 12, 1931.